2DU15L

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2DU15L Circuit Breaker

Circuit breakers are essential to the functioning of electrical systems, protecting them from overloads, short circuits, and other potentially dangerous conditions, and reducing the risk of fire and injury. The 2DU15L circuit breaker is a state-of-the-art device that is designed to provide superior protection for electrical systems.

Application Fields

The 2DU15L is suitable for use in various commercial, industrial and residential applications, including solar power systems, telecommunication and data centres, marine applications, lighting control and domestic energy supply systems. This wide application range makes the 2DU15L a versatile and reliable circuit breaker which can effectively protect any power system.

Working Principle

The 2DU15L operates by sensing current levels within the electrical system, and cutting power to the system when it detects a predetermined level of amperage has been exceeded. This feature is called short-circuiting and trips the circuit breaker in order to prevent potential fire or shock hazards. This type of circuit breaker is commonly referred to as Direct Current (DC) because it works with alternating power sources.

The 2DU15L also has adjustable thermal protection, allowing it to trip automatically when temperatures reach a predetermined level. This helps to prevent overheating of the electrical system and can reduce the risk of fire and other safety hazards. In addition, the 2DU15L has an integrated time protection feature, which allows for extra protection in the event of prolonged power outages.

The 2DU15L is a robust and reliable circuit breaker which can provide superior protection for electrical systems in various applications. It operates by sensing current levels, cutting power in the event of overload and providing adjustable temperature protection. It also has an integrated time protection feature which can help to prevent prolonged power outages.

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